"Who on earth gives that advice?"

"Who on earth gives that advice?"

The state's glut of solar power is about to become far, far easier to sell.

Newsom said that California doesn't "compete" on AI: "We dominate."

An SFGATE investigation revealed a misinformation ring profiting off NFL outrage.

"There is no safe way to build systems that are beyond human capability," he argues.

It's time for a reckoning.

"This isn't the way it's supposed to work," one CEO said.

A piece of janky hardware succeeded where no screen time tracker could.

"No one voted for higher energy bills," a Democratic senator said in protest.

Protesters aimed to shut down what they'd heard was a recruiting event.

“If anyone was going to take a stand, it's gonna be San Francisco.”

SFGATE was one of America's 10 fastest growing news sites in back-to-back months.

Bay Area tech has seen a drag on hiring over the past few years thanks to a tax code change, and President Donald Trump's new budget bill would reverse it.

Vacancies still plague Union Square, and the newest retailer to arrive is the last thing the area actually needs.

A 2024 privacy settlement from Thomson Reuters is delivering $156.09 to Californians who filed claims in the class-action lawsuit.

Lady Gaga's stunning theatrical Coachella set was an operatic triumph, writes SFGATE tech reporter Stephen Council.

March means it's time for Gino & Carlo's annual eight-ball pool tournament, where 256 competitors face off for a chance at bar sports immortality.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's new podcast dropped its first episode with Charlie Kirk as a guest, resulting in an embarrassing showcase.

Longshot, a Bay Area tech startup, is betting that a mileslong "space gun" will disrupt satellite launching and give Elon Musk's SpaceX a real competitor

San Francisco's lone Tesla showroom saw its fourth assembly in eight days on Feb. 22, with more than 100 people gathering to protest Elon Musk.

The single-largest tournament for the hit 2000s video game 'Super Smash Bros. Melee' takes place each year in the Bay Area — and started in a barn in Antioch.

San Francisco workers for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau protested Elon Musk's plan to axe the agency, as well as layoffs that have already begun.

An SF bus' signature, stomach-flipping turn involves a swerve across up to six lanes of traffic. Its story traces back to the 1800s.

A San Francisco crowd danced to a DJ set by a humanoid robot. Its creators believe that the machine could be "critical to the future of warfare."

A string of recent killings across the United States have been tied to fringe online group the Zizians, described as a "death cult."

Google workers are signing a petition by the Alphabet Workers Union pushing for job security against layoffs, as the specter of job cuts rears its yearly head.

Watch Duty, born in the Bay Area woods and based in Santa Rosa, is humming with new users amid Los Angeles’ destructive Palisades and Eaton Fires.

Major SFGATE expansion will see added coverage of national parks in Pacific Northwest, Southwest and Big Sky Country.

Anti-Elon Musk bumper stickers, many for Tesla owners, are selling fast at a Hawaii man’s online shop. California and SF residents are buying tons.

Stanford professor Jeff Hancock, in a court case over banning deepfakes, appears to have made up two journal articles. He is an expert on misinformation.